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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1890
Page
6
A short lyric praising a two year old girl with rosy cheeks blue eyes and gleeful innocence. It imagines love and affection from a male speaker while acknowledging the child’s humanity and potential to grow into a noble woman. The verse ends by projecting the maiden of twenty one and the maid of two.
Cathie and Charley Aylmer clash over entertaining Howard Dalrymple and a lunch at Snook & Cruff: a baby care plan, pricey Betelli bill, and a playful vow to surprise within budget. The couple ends with mutual concession and a resolve to warn in advance.
A Burlington Free Press reminiscence recalls pre anesthesia dentistry with brutal forceps and brutal methods. It evokes a patient’s terror as a dentist yanks a tooth while the chair rattles into pain and a torrent of blood erupts in the basin.
A detailed look at grain handling from prairie harvest through Chicago elevators to export. Inspectors use a grain tuner to sample depths, determine quality, and issue grade tickets. Elevation and weighing systems move wheat, corn, oats, and rye into large hoppers for loading onto ships.
Dr Morell Mackenzie warns leprosy remains a European threat and is spreading to Portugal Greece Italy Norway France Britain and parts of the United States including California and the Northwest Utah and Louisiana New Brunswick and the Molokai settlement now houses about 1100 lepers.
Dr. Charles A. Morris explains leprosy is ancient and not confined to any single group. The article traces its appearance among French settlers, Norse immigrants, Sandwich Islanders, Africans, Brazilians, and Chinese, noting minimal spread risk and that most cases arise in impoverished blood conditions.
At a Linnean Society meeting in England Mr D Morris discussed sugar cane seed production noting cane is widely cultivated without wild seed and seed has not been described. He cited Kew spikelets resolved, hinting cross section studies of seedlings could aid future work.
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